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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

Joa Atksu died y.,t.r lay Al his home. NO. ~ West
Onehundrc Landtwcny -fs Irth-st.. in tho hNtJh'th
ycaroi hisage lie born IN this ciJ ana always
lived here being from early manhood mp 10 INC he ."
hi. death iioniil.d with the retail and wholesale uIuS
and patent m-ilcinc blsinrts FOR twenty )e"' "o
owned the drug Hudson 1ni spring sS starting
II ,,oscIr II, WAS tho prs prlsor AMI mtaufacturor of
perfers tough BilsIn IA Wa at one limo partner
with Jshn Il Bucket. 81 "Splpdsnt" noorcty. besides
I'm. Mr. AIKEN Owned Ridley q Co chndr FACTORY hh
cou-ttsr,bls real estate the Nin'h MarL ile ha1
hrru I'm la health for the last i've years ana ueah ~
suited from paralYsis lie leaves VIE ana TWO uIugu
Iic fi.eraI services viii be- held at his ho~e oil
M.uday eyenn., and the burial Will be IN "rsehwsou
Cemetery on the following day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
ro Ernrcr WAGES IN IEoN TURNACEs.

u
PIrTsBuRG Dec 30 (Spccidb. w orkmen Ia the blast
furnaces say that wage reduction Of 1912 per cent when
ia a,ed for by the furnace owners will be stsuy re-
sisted and that tho organized for TINS purpose
The furnaces where reduction IN wages Is proposed arc
the Soho, Lucy Eliza and Charlotte Tho reasons given
ar. that tie high price OF coke and raw ma;sras makes
II unprontabs TO operate while the price OF pig ~o'al
has fallen low. In these furnaces are about Z'ooo
men The mep claim that mOst OF these furnaces mako
their coke 10 those In the 'snnelsVle region,
several which have also posted notices OF reduola
of ne cent OF furnace men arc khlghs or
Labor w~rkug agreements and they are prepared 70
resist the reduction Tho largest pig iron sold IN ms
city this 900 tons OF gray forge Tor Flo'op
Tho total les for the week we're 625 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
URGED TO USE THE
coal OPERATORS WANT EQUAL WAGES.

PIrrsBrRG. Dec. Gothic railroad coal operators
held Informal conference to-day TO discuss the at
uatlon relative TO a decrease I'm wages. Yesterday
they tclccraphcd Master Workman Lewis OF tho
Miners National District, telling him that If the few
largo firms who not paying the ratio are not shut
down soon the Others viii have to lower rates. W. H.
Bailey a member Of the General Executive Hoari'
kucbf4 Of Labor. /, IA the city To- investigate tho
mining difficulties He sud that II the PtsOuIg hHi,
road Coal Association VIII give tho strikers WORK. al
al thr mon now employed al the scott Haven mines
and AT those places where tho rate IS not bong pad
Will be called out at oncc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
THE utsS,cUUSErrs LEGISLATURE.

Boston. Dec lO-Tho Massachusetts Legislature
VIII meet on Wednesday next There VIII bo no eau
for officer tho old officers VIII DO reccccd
without opposition akcr NoyrS states that ho VIII
adopt a now plan by which every committee VIII DO
made Up separately. that no member shall DO on
moro than one committee Tho annual message of tho
Governor will DO read on Thursday and II Is said that
largo portion OF IL Will 10 devoted to dcaton
Of tho contract convict labor system, which was
abolished last yoar 10 " SAID that mo Governor VIII
advOc tho readOption of the old law establishing tho
contract convict system tho e. 0nnd that no o'hor
system VIII moct tho requirements without tiemohdous
outlay TO the State tho Superintendent OF PRISONS
having csiir ed that 1885, 600 would DO required AZ
working pital under tho now systom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
WARNING FOR SIMPLE FOLK.

BEWARE or INV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G-BI'liI-
TRIC-GAs-TABLET-NAN.
TO tn, razor Of the TrfbUne.
SIR: VIII Won obise m by calling attention To the OPP
erati.ns Of an mposior calling himself A. A. Williams
General Agent for Professor william !" H. hehilck's
United states Chemical safety Saving Brilliant Electric
and Gas Tablets" lie chose the north shsre OF staten
Island a. the Held Of bis operations Friday December
% and succeeded in vctimiZing tive or ihrco faniic'
that know OF ami no doubt that have not hearl
Of HIS method is "a folrws: The tablets which hs IL
introducing he claims have power, when placed In
kerosene lamp, OF Increasing the h1sHcv OF the Hsh
saving the OIL and preventing tire layp from snokl Nc or
emitting auy of kerOseuse He then represents
that the manufacturer Introduce this rev article To
he publo method OF Advertising his goods" srIrels
few families stcs 10 "a t. ist:sAts Ter the article
on the folio wing liberal terst
The family agreeing 10 become agent is 10 take from
fonr TO yht hexe. Tie tablets at II per box tso 90
nary price those wishing 10 use tic article pt not 10
n. agent. is 80 cent. b0x aud a.rer 10 use tnrn
nj sneak OF 10 Their friends IN oricI ~ ihaucr
th.. IA bsco ne pnrchassTs A. compensation Tor SO 40
furniture 10 the value OF rem 500 20 -lVV
according 10 the nunIsr sf boxes taken lie cares
illustrated catalogue 81 Iutnlihif lot
his vcti 10 select fros 1t seems strange lhhi Win
this coarse b.t aud hook IN plain sight Intelligent
Deopl. readers Of The iy paper Hh0nll necu te pro
lection OF pubciiy prevent thclr swallowing lls same
M o.e .nlp Yet such the fat Inquiry a NO lo2
Irsadway which he gave as hs hcadqIh cr' eeN'o 81
that 10 such on l. known mere Inc iapcls
worthless his REPRESENTATIONS abou
The frrnitur and vet such ~ the gsserd kuhDhIy
Isuk1nl faud s-p>cally wOsIaBkind that | kho" you
viii ropfer a great favor ,our readers ana usrhaps
dres outside prison walls by publishing tho above
OrIs, Dec. 20. l. J." n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
4 REPLY 10 SENATOR PALMER.

CHAIRMAN M'MILLtS THINKS THE REPUBLICAN,
PARTY HAS ENOUGH PRACTICAL TEMPERANCE
WORK WITHOUT PROHIBITION.
DETROIT. Dec 80 Especially Although Senator Pal.
mcr says that his prohibition uteranccs arc merely
the dtsntclcstcd advice OF Republican who IS about
quit Office is taken for granted that he IS prcpar-
Ing Cor the next Senate contest His competitor for
the place will DO James Mcmillan, the Ibcsent chair
man OF tho Republican state Cenrat Committee.
Mr. Mcmillan, speaking simply the loader of the
Michigan Republicans, said to representative to-
day:
Senator Palmer is Of the leaders Of the Rcpub-
lcan party, and whatever he says the issues Of
the day IS we'll worth considering. | look at this mat
ter differently. II SO happens that at present ! am
not speaking of tho future Tho largo city commu-
mites and the upper peninsula OF Michigan op.
posed to prohbitory law, while the rule commune
ties arc strongly In favor of prohibition Now, what
Is the attitude OF the Republican party In these prem
lses The party has met tho difficulty fairly and
sluarely. first by giving to any community thsi viii
vote for II local option by counties.
second, there IS question that in the large ctoS
and in the Upper Peninsula there was call for a
moro stringent license law. This demand also tho
Republican party hes met by a thoroughly considered
and highly restrictive law. The best public senti
ment I'm so far as It has actually taken shape has
thus found its best expression through the Republican
party. | believe that the Republican party + tho
effective temperance party, but believe too. that IL
has laid out for itself plenty of work I'm this direction
In tho Prohibition counties tho Republicans must tako
up the ISSUE OF county prohibition and SEQ that tho
law IS strictly enforced according to its spirit. In
the ccs, like Detroit, the fight vii come on the ques-
ton Of restriction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
Tile MEx WHO WILL ASSIST ooAOvEL FELLOWS

TIE MEN WHO WILL ASSIST COLONEL FELLOWS.
District Attorney elect John Fellows last night an
rounced all the important appointments 10
he made in Office The Assistant DIS
trict Attorneys appointed TO hold Office after Jan
nary are James Fitzgerald Mckenzie Semple Cunning
Bedford Vernon Davis Benjamin Dos Pas-o aud John
w Con- Each will receive salary OF 300 gear
Messrs Fitzgerald sempe Beifori and Davis have held
similar positions under Attorney MARITIME MI Fz
gerald will lie the chief assistant under Colonel
Tellows He has held his present position for three years
and before that time had senator ana Deputy
Assistant District Attorney Bedford Assistant
and has been CITY Judge
formerly in the office Brien and has prscseh
law In the West lie wa. associate WIN MesN
Marine NcOl Fellows in some OF the bribery cases
MIR Dayi, WAS assistant last spring lie
had formerly been putty Assistant Mr. Dos Pasos has
been member o firm OF which his brother
John r. Dos Passes. is the best known member MT
(o Is Of tho the firm OF GOf Pollock OF NO ~
Broadway aud engaged in general pfac,co ior
years
The number deputy assistants In the Office has mas oeeh
from four A. Parker The present chef
clerk and John D. Lindsay the deputy IN charge OF ndct
ments are reappointed deputies The new men are a lie
Dawson an elderly lawyer Of NJ AO2 West Si1y-hrssI
Harry Macedonia formerly reporter; william FORSTER OF
tie firm of Forster HouRnaling Kisnko. Henry hart
man ne, lbor OF Colonel Fellows Edward CROSSE oil the
German Democratic iation. and william IraveIs
Js,ome Jerome Wliam ~ Ienne, "a
been secretary and nh ceik nc
,os,,ion ir nearly james Nc abe VINO IS Io
cI Tk will be chle ccTh " h0 bo
irictA ttorney Office under Colonel Feliow''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
GLASS BLOWERS TO RE LOCKED OUT.

ono OF the biggest lockous for long timo VIII
begin next Tuesday, when the doors OF AL the largo
flint a,, factories OF the East Will be closed against
tho blowcrs Tho Eastern Association OF Manufac-
turcrs nj a secret meeting last Tuesday knowing that
fhe mon were contemplating Strikc decided 10 oic
"A General lockout. The fight II not over question Oh
,.a,,q hut over tho employment OF nOn-uniOn men
1he workmen have been trying for some lnc 10 col-
nn thr bosses hire only union men. TINS inc EN-
Movers have determined not 70 do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
uYnMlNG MlNrrs CDNTENTED.

wrrKSnARrr Dec. 90 There VIII be- no Htnho oI
miners In the wyoming region. Tho miners hero ana
I'm this vicinity arc not organized a. they shonid be
and Of course would not obey the mandate of the
SchuyIklI Union. Attempts hayo been mad" Tor
some tlmo past h. g,t the minors aud laborrrs hero
TO ion tho Amalmagatcd Association but niue sue
co., +. Lcinr met With No anxiety Is felt hero ut
present The region Is working regularly, tho pro
ductl0n Of coal Is enormous and tho miners all seem
tn 10 happy and COntcnicd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

Mrs Mary ". Dwight, who died yesterday In the
clcbycighth year Of her ago. AT tho homo Of her son
in-law Dr. ROssltcr ". Raymond OF Broohiyn was
known to a largo circle Of acqu"niances as most ID
crcsng old lady Her active II icrcst In all matters
urivafc and public continued undated TO tho day OF
her death. Mrs. Dwight was the daughter OF tho IoV.
John Fskc Of New Bralnrco, Mass, and was sister
of Mrs, George Merriam, OF Springfield and Edward
Tsl1c ono of the first Park Commissioners OF lfOoh
Iyn Her husband, the late william X. Dwight, was
closely related to President Dwight ana cNfr''uch
WOol,cy. of Yalo College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
10 rsrln1Ien nLq rLrcrRLo LIonr wo9Hy

The Consolidated Eloc'n Light Company have
purchased tho Christie paper min I'm Twenty third ST.
and w-occupy hc building for the manufacture %
electric lamps. The structure + between Tenth aud
Eleventh ayc-.. on the south side extends from NO
BIO to so 53f inclusive. AID has frontage Of 32j
co. with a noor space Of 1l7.OOO square feet really
for u-'. ana with capacity for an incr'a-e 10 900
600 square feet. The company VIII have thrro its
general Offices ard it, principal legal, technical, manu-
fac urlus anl commercial departments. Hugh r.
Garlcn The vice president Of tho CONF any, said yes
to-day tina, thi. would TO tho lars't cl't'ro lamp
mandatory ln the world. A large and cUcn I've
power plant Is being placed in The court tld bchlnd
Oh" building Tho general offices win br occupied
in about thirty DAYS. This property belonged olte
nally the Bishop Moore estate. from which tho
lot. werrs purchased and tho Christie mills for tho
D. anuiacturc Of wall paper were bullt by Thomas
Chr, r. and samuel L. tnuriant, who ana--cd a
fortune In the hn.noe. Ihoy are now dead Tho
closing out Of this business led to the salo OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
crrytv0 THE pFIOES or COKE.

pu1.nuEG Penn. Dec. 30.-Tho Cennsllsvilie coke
opcranr. with the exception of H. G. Frick Co.. and
fe small producers met here TO day hhd AFTER
srsanzns new syndcatc. decided TO reduce the prico
OF coke from So ton 81 10 ton tho reduction 10
,oke ,f.c, on j ,nuary l. the Frck Company Is mot
,ny nerner OF tho syndicate ana IL took ne part In
inns rrducon what policy will adept In view ottho
ne W state OF affairs Is not known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
JOHN A. McCAULES NARROW ESCAPE FROM


CHICAGO. Dec 3O-Colonel McCaun. the operate man.
aeer who was injured by falling a slippery pavement
Tuesday evening, has been unconscious since early
Yesterday msrnng. and Tonight Is low After the fa'
as he was nervous and unable 10 sleep. Dr. Hammond
prescribed small amount OF bromide OF potassium four
times day II had a soothing effect and overzealeus
friends heedng direcsns the bromide to the
colonel he seemed restless This afternoon
thsy became alarmed a. hi. long sleep. ami Dr. Ham
mend being sent for called in consulting PHYSICIANS IL
WAS found either the fall or the brsnde had pro
duced cerebral Rneiaia DR.. Hammond said tonight
that the patient nevertheoss raying and passing
out of the stupor and there hope that lie might e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

The farmers as far west as Chicago clearly r.
ceive as much more for their products now as
they did in 1860, though the cheaper trans
portation has made prices here lower. Next rcck-
oning the taxes paid on the taxed articles at each
period only "a l-2 cents In $50 against 50 0S
now il appears that the articles of that class
elusive of taxes are on the whole cheaper in ! SS7
than in 1860. or materials, wool is lower and
foreign hides, but lumber is higher, and cotton
has declined but little at the plantation, though
90 per cent here. The following shows the de-
in various classes of manufactured products
building materials being higher and published
quotations Of window glass ! 0 per cent higher,
but every other class lower; the figures represent
not quotations but the cost Of the same quantities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

hs GOAL and hemp, are not properly SO classed.
5n farm food and materials, and the decrease in
manufactured articles, merits especial attention
Let it be observed, first, that the great decline
in the cost of transportation, from So cents In
1860 on grain from Chicago to 25 or less this
year, accounts for the entire difference in the
cost of breadstuffs and meats, the following
comparison Of Chicago prices in December S60
Ind December, 1887, clearly shows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

BALTIMORE. Dec 3O-Mchael Kcnoaly' of this olty'
IS another claimant for tho money which was DO
quoathod by william KencalS to found an orphanago
in Now York Tho courts declared tho VIII void' ana
tho estate reverted TO tho legal heirs "iliah hoh,
oaIv died in Broo slyn In 1867 leaving 100000 and
after tho Will was declared void the moroy was takon
possession by tho Treasury OF tho STATE OF New orh
where II has boon at interest since Mlchaol koneMy
81 baltimore say3 that Dr Kcnnaly whose children
claim the property the son OF William honoaiy' .no
uncle OF Michael He claims TO DO one degrees nosaoi
of Kin to tho deceased than those claimants MchaSI
Kencaly the new claimant. llyS at No. 32l south
Car trail ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

NEw-OmEANs, Dec 3O.-A fire which started yes'er
day Afternoon destroyed snehaf OF tho town OF Iouma
IN Terre Bonpc Parish. The burned budisgs Include
tvepty.eght business houses and 100 dwellings IL rs
believed the loss will exceed $4,000 Tho insurance
-, ns,nitccut hundrcd homeless families are Icing
nnrnd Tor hr their more forum its DolghbOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31


Assistant District Attorney DO lRnccy Nicou sald
good Boy 10 District Attorney MARITIME and To hls a--o-
clat. YESTERDAY IL. term Of Office will end to day
and On Tuesday he VIII resume the general practice
Of tho law ilo has decided t. begin on his own ac-
count and VIII open office at No Ia Wall IT, IN mo
rooms occupied ~ ALEXANDER & Green though he
viii have no connect. on with that firm Corporation
Counsel O'Bnen hH- retained him a special '"hn-ei
To tale charrc of -ouo cases behalf Of the city
Tie has also been retained In important ltigaton' by
.nVcrnl pIlNAic cllcMts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

If anybody tries to make it appear that the pro.
tective tariff in force makes manufactured
products more costly than they were under the
revenue tariff Of $50, he has large task before
him Nor is it possible to deny that the Western
goods they buy, receive more money at the farm
than they received before this tariff enacted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

TIE CAMPAIGN AGAINST "GREEY GOODS" MEN.
Inspector Byrnes's detectives yesterday arrested
Horny Goldstein. alias Goldsmith and Henry Ross,
two green goods men, who were doing business at
No. 1873 BaXterst and No. 382 Broome-st in one
of the rooms thOus ,Ids of green goods circulars
We're found and hundreds of letters from country.
deacons liquor dealers, grocerymen and others. one
allie 81 clergyman letter for some Of the counter
felt siuf. The prisoners were opium smokers.
They Will be tahen to Jefferson Market court To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
THE WEdTHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDTclr FOR III HoURS
wAsuIsGrov. Doe 3o.-Fsr New-Ensland and Eastern
Nsr-Ysrk warmer, I ir weather followed by snow. eI
cept In the southern poroa OF Eastern New-fork RAIN
winds bccs nins fresh 70 brisk southeasterly.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware and Nsm-Jer-
soy warmer, fair weather. followed by rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

ROME. n Y, Dec. 30.-Frcderlck Lob. on trial 10
,he murder Of John Klenen, bettor known as " Ccuar
john In July. found guilty tonight OF muruer
in the second degree. Tho prisoner waived the Two
hays allowed by law to eapsc betw cen the cohVlco
au11 IN, sentence, and Judge Williams then schtohccu
MIN to Auburn State prison for liio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
cp,yyry0s MULES TO BE DISCA RDED.

Ear, RIVER. Doc. 80 (Special.-As result OF tho
AGITATION of tho splnners for an advance OF wages 'ho
Mechanics Mills have taken preliminary steps to"aru
,.,n, ont their spinning mules and putting IN ring
,s Snns This viii dlsplsco tho mule spnners ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

Governor I'M pent most OF his time yesterday re
ceiving callers at Hoffman House lie held long CON
ferences with Richard Croker Roswell T. Flower l.as
fus = Ransom Auueiuct Commissioner Rdgway Con
gresham Bourke Cochran and Charles A. Dana IL II
undcr-tnod that called the Governor
To push Judge DOnOhus aud General Roger A. fyor LOT
the vacant Court OF Appeals iudgeship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
THE rroprcE rxcnAyoES coycERr

II Pc,ldcn, Wright, OF the Chicago Board ~ Trade,
iaI been On tho floor OF the New l. ri Produce TX
change last night he would have soon nothing TO re
mind HIM Of bucket shop. Tho hall was e'dbordtely
decorated with lgs and banners IA honor Of the annual
rec ~ ON and promenade concert. About 200 In
vitdi.,i'- 's-Iru and there was brilliant com
pany present.. Cappas 7th Regiment band gave r
uu-lcal uroeramino. VIII IL followed ty dancing,
and II IA almost morning when the party broke up.
Alexander -ikim wa- chlrinan 81 the entertainment
committee and Frank .. Williams Of tho floor com
H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
NIIIIAM Ill NI'II.GDN.

william IIule Nelson, age seVeniJ-t"o no" III ran
away yesterday. lie had been at different times
.,dr, of tho board of Education. OF the Sew ork
stnek Exchange and OF the Hannibal AMI 81 joseph
Railroad Company All OF his life was spent III anu
around Ne YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
p,11R0,D p,ssEyGERs SHAKEN UE

ALTOONA. Penn. Dec. 3O-Ihls afternoon passoh-
ger train on tho Clcarhcd and Jefferson Railroad
Jumped the track near Dend and one Of the cars
containing twenty passengers went over tho bank
only four escaped Injury Of tho entire number but
AS far as reported John Kelley. railroad contractor
Of Punxutawaey Penn, Is tho only one seriously
Injured Tho car overturned three times. Tho cause
OF tho accident was "a brOkon rail
Day FOR ELECTING Mr. MOFF4T IT'S SUCCESSoR.
DETROIT. Mich. Dec 3O-A dispatch to The Evening
Journalr from Lansing says: Governor Luce has
DESIGNATED Tuesday February IL, "a the date OF tho
specal election In tho nth District to choose sue
cessor to Congressman MOnatt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

.nondpv day last year. and SO lower an On Thursday
In and near this city to-day there VIII probably ~.
slightly fair weather. followed by rain Or snow
Ia ind ted Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
ADrvvrR AyD 4 CAVE roR JoHy H. STARRY.

4 U1NNTN I VI 4 fINF FIN ITHN IT, NIFHTF
TXConrres,man John ~ sarn was treated to surprise
dinner presented with superb sodheadod cane bv
number ~ the Centrd Railroad last night The
affair took place In the -ev House ana was brSh''he' oy
tic " nj ~ Chturo'y Dsrow who made Tho
speech Mr Slrns repir w's nert br"f and
vorded expressed nscf a. overwhenol by tn,
mex Among those present vero
John r. butcher J. 1oncey. Theodore Voorhees, II. l.
crawford william Jarnes H. O. DuVa, Samuel Goodman.
How ,ra Carol. Frank ooms Henry Monet, W J. Van
J. T. Chambers. John Hrunnel-on l. o. Eastman,
T.. A. Haskell T.. J. Richards ami J. L. Collins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

Hanged BY kOB FOh DoohLH nio mr." ,
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, DEC oo'-A ui'pa'on W
Cazotter from St. Francis, Ark, says william herrs'
ao,od bis wife and her lover near here on
MN was hanged last night by MOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
Children Cry tor Pitchers Ca,Dci,
lf1RRTFD.

MARKS-MOORE-O Thurslav December %. Mr..
r. f. Owens George Herbert M1rk' of London England,
10 MAY GorOn daughter OF Cornelius l.. Moore OF New
York city.
London PAPERS please COPY.
VAN ORDFN-UNMACK--On December Is. 1897. prl-
vAtely by the Rev j q. Thompson. OF New.YOrk. Mr.
j. NJ Van OTden to Miss VI. } Unmack both of New York
Notices n m uriqgs, mist B; IN l)r'sl citt ftH nrW
In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

T., The d,agram shows the barometro Sac
yssterdsy tho United States signal
90 vies station this city The dashss indicate the tempera
In aotsd At IL udnuts pharmacy 2lS Broadway
TRIBUNE OFFICE Dec. 3i-1 a. m.-Cear skies.
abaiing wind and continued cold were yesterdays pro
aramms Tho temperature ranged between TO- and 24'
thu sysraas us7ss being 10 lower than On tho csrro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
Tenth Sea son.

MRS. ELRAr III
IIOME-MAD
MINCE MEAE NOW READY AS
PRESERVED
BKANDIED -
srIcED FsUrrI
JeYes Jams Pickles anil Miuce Meata
PURE RED CURRANr JELLY.
For prices references. &C. address
Mrs SARAH < McEIRArI.
1913 Desraw-st. Brooklyn. y. Y.
OIL. II. GOLDSMITH Fruterer
81 Broadway, New.Iork.
whsre tho goods may be purchased or orders left